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Real EstateServices include transaction conveyancing and mortgages. A Notary Public can handle all matters relating to the official documentation of buying and selling a property. A home is generally the most valuable asset you acquire. Notaries in Sooke is dedicated to your real estate needs. |
REAL ESTATE. A Notary Public is an expert in Real Estate Transfers which is also known as “conveyancing”. Whether you are the Buyer or the Seller, we will ensure that you receive the best possible service for the handling of all documentation related to your purchase or sale, including:
If you are a first-time home buyer, we also will try to obtain a Property Transfer Tax exemption for you. Our job is to make sure your sale completes as smoothly as possible with minimal stress and cost to you. Your Notary will pay attention to the details that make your situation unique, and be sure they are explained to you. See summary of real estate costs.
The contract of purchase and sale. Copy of the most recent assessment notice. Copy of the most recent tax bill receipt. Copy of the Title, if you have one. Copy of your most recent mortgage statement. Name of your strata management firm (where applicable). Form B: Strata Property Act Certificate Copy of the survey.
The contract of purchase and sale. Full legal names of all purchasers. Fax and phone number of the Realtor. Your address, email, fax and phone number(s). |
MORTGAGES. A Notary Public can represent your Lender for the purposes of securing a mortgage against a property. Your Notary will prepare and register the mortgage documents for your lender. Therefore you will be required to sign a conflict letter which states that you understand that we are working for both you and your Lender. We can register a first, second or third mortgage, refinance your
property, and register on behalf of private lenders or vendor take-back
mortgages. OTHER PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS. A Notary Public can handle these and other services pertaining to real property transactions: subdivisions, builder's liens claims, zoning applications, easements and right of way, restrictive covenants, and statutory building schemes. |


